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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-02-19
MAUNA L0A +!
LOOKS LIKE ANOTHER FLOW.

The kinau brought news this
morning confirmatory of what we
published week ago, respecting in
dications of an outbreak on Mauna
Loa. The following letter is from a
responsible gentleman at 1ilo, who
is known not to he in the habit of
making exaggerated statements =
About 8 A. NJ, Feb. 18th, dense
column of smoke was seen to shoot
up from the terminal crater Of 81
on Mauna Loa. Parties watching
it distinctly saw the dense puffs of
smoke-starting from the said
crater and descend the side of the
mountain, continually rising in
line following the flows of '56 and
'S1, apparently rushing down the
side of the mountain at u tremend-
Gus rate. ID. II. Hitchcock starts
up with a party on the 18th, he
being sure that this is no mere
squirt, but the final outbreak of pa
hoehoe that has been predicted as
sure to follow the recent aa flow in
Kau.
Hilo, Feb. II, 1887.
Mrs. T.. Z. Baker, of Ili)o, writes,
under date of February 18th, to the
Rev. +. c. Oggel of this city as
follows :-"My husband has not yet
returned from the mountain. He
reached Kapupolu just in season to
send few lines by the mailman,
who reached Ililo last evening. Mr..
Baker writes, u can give no details.
Am greatly exhausted. Have had
the most severe and even terrible
experience of my life, though l am
no stranger to the hardships OF
mountain climbing. But l am glad
1 went A telephone message just
received says, "Fire on the noun
tain-another lava flow."
A postal card from Hilo says:--
A lava flow has broken out on
the side of Mauna Loa and is evil
IDENTIFY running down the mountain
towards Kapapala, or in that
vicinity. 1t seems to bc going very
fast and we can plainly see it from
here. The light was seen last night
from Keau, spouting lava below
Mokuaweoweo on the Kau side OF
the mountain. / think it will be a big
flow and those who went to the
volcano by the last steamer will have
q GOOD view of It.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-02-19
DRESSM MAKING.

MISS CLARKE, who has had many
NI years experience in Dress & Cloak
Making, has OPENED A DRESSMAK-
ING ESTABLISHMENT at 1O1 Alakca
street, "a
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-02-19
NOTICE,
NOTICE.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
J. STOCKHOLDERS of the Peoples Ice &
RefrIgerating Co., will be held March
w. e. FOSTER,
03td Sec'y p. I. & Ref. Co.
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MOrtgagGG'S SNOtiCG Of Sale.
XxruEREAS DEnAULT HAS BEEN

w made in the condition of that
certain Mortgage made by Conchee d
Abung TO Hyman Brothers, dated De-
cember 10. 1885, and recorded in Liber
96, pages AL to 446, and notice of in
,entiou to forcclosc the same has been
duly given. Now, therefore, In accord
ancc with the power Of sale in said
Mortgage contained and by oidcr of
said Mortgages, will sell at Public
Auction, at my salesrooms in Honolulu,
on
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-02-19
DRESSMAKING.

MRS. RODANET, The well-known
WI dressmaker, recently returned
from Paris, has her d,ess-making rooms
still on Emma street, above the square.
5ltt
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MRS. J. A. RODANET

DEGS TO INFORM HER NUMER-
ID Gus f,icnds and customers that
She has resumed business at her resi-.
dence, Emma street, next to Mrs. Wode.
house.
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LOST OR STOLEN.

A CARRIAGE LAP ROBE AND
n Cushion. A reward will he paid
any one returning the articles or giving
such information rs will lead TO their
recovery. Call al j. !. Dowse office,
60 Queen Street. CD lw
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-02-19

This Carriage Company has been re-
Gently organized, and guarantees 10
furnish good conveyances, Trustworthy
drivers, and will make no eXtortiCnate
charges.
All calls will be promptly attended to.
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- A MOA !!

A GRAND CHANCE TO MAKE
n Money for man with few hun
dred dollars. For particulars apply to
J.E BROWN g. co.
C4tf 96 Merchant Street.
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MOrtgagee'S Notice OfSalo.
XXIHEREAS OSWALD SCHOLTZ,

WHEREAS OSWALD SCHOLT2,
w nortgagee in certain mortgage
made by John Robello to said Oswald
Scholtz, dated the 18th Of October, 1885,
and recorded in Libcr 96 on pages 364 TO
367, has heretofore duly forecloscd said
NOR; gage in accordance with the power
of sale therein contained and the pro-
visions of the Act of 1874, now therefore
by order of said mortgagee will sell at
public auction at my salesroom in Homo
lulu, on
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FOR SALE.

nNE FAMILY COW, half Jersey,
" young and good mixer. In
ported from California. Inquire of
j, II. SOPER,
rs Is Merchant st.
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Co-Partnership Notice.

CO-FHFt1lefSnlp NOtfC0.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN HENRY j. HART and JAMES
STEINER, both residing In Honolulu,
have entered to-day into co-partner-
ship under the firm name of
HART q STEINER.
To carry on the Elite Ice Cream Parlors,
Honolulu, for the manufacture and sale
of Ice Cream, Cakes, Candies, Curios
and other business incidental thereto.
IL. i. HARE,
JAS. STEINER,
Honolulu, II. L., Feb. Is, 1882. 90 st
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-27

r. McKinnie aud {. II. Bun. were
brown violently To- the first noor.
sustaining painful iujuries, the one ON
the back and the other ON the ankle.
Mr.. w r. Holloway, THE third party.
escaped unujured and wa, at work
i'm the afternoon.
Alta Joint meeting Of pro aul anti
committees st Crawford 10 hs, hcen
decided not to have The union hmhc.
cue and picnic there ON the second of
August. Dry weather and hard times
were the causcs which led the com
mittees % give up the barbecue. $50
our correspondent, Mr. Jack Cros.
informs Us.
a small hox was found near tie
post office yesterday. 10y htuc boy
containing three card pieces of iqwol
ry. The boy took the box TO hi,
mother. y Mrs. Coilcu. on Third stree;
who took 1t to officer Houston. Onc
card had a set of collar and cuil but
tons and on the back was marked Mrs.
{. t. Davis The second card had on
1t - mdy's breast pin and was marked
Miss Emma Davis, and the third wa
another set of cuff and collar button,
marked Mrs T G. {. llappel. The
box was tied with string aud had
when found, no address.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-27
PERSONAL.

Mrs. }. T.. Hodge is rapidly conya-
icscir4.
MIR W. r, Parry. city secretary of
Dallas, is in the city.
Capt. NJ. ID. Herring is about re-
covered from recent illnese.
MIR. and Mrs. Jno. l.. Dyer rejoice in
the birth u sweet girl bHby.
MIR aud Mrs. Ellis W Taylor rejoice
III the possession ola boy baby
Mrs Eugene Early is summering
la Virginia and IN excellent health.
MIR. W. II. Duty, of Golindo, ia in
the city en route to Hot Springs on a
visit.
Mrs. Sam sanger aud children ere
enjoying the summer in san Angelo,
7ud.
Mr.. Eek Baggctt, prominent stoch
man Of Corycli county, was in the
city yesterday.
Mrs. MoIlie Marx who has boon
visiting friends ia the country, will
return homo tomorrow.
N-.n'd ..EL Audrew- aye ia
Cas-. lWLi spend u month or
two tucre by the Fad sea waves.
Mr. and Mr,.J w. shropshire. of
Dockhsrt Texas, are here on S vi-it
to the family OF Dr. Cuibctt-ou
Mr. .. C. Bowman, OF whitney, our
correspondent at that place, came in
Yesterday ANA paid tie Office pleas
amt visit
Col. David Smithsonian Duric Will
again be- found behind the counters of
Marshall n Heard, much improved
from has visit 10 the Fort.
Mrs W. VI. and Nil. Matte Rag.
land are .all in san Angeles, Cali.
toruin, in excellent health. They
VIII visit Sun Francisco before tucir
retura in October,
Mr. = forsythc, of the firm OF For
-ytho a. Corey, loft last night for
Chicago, where hcWi buy'a complete
new stock OF goods. Mr Forsythe
will DO absent probably one month
Mr. Thos. Goggan. OF the great
IcXa, music house OF TnOs. Goggm ~
| Bro. Galveston, san Antonio, Aust,u.
Dallus aud Waco, i- in the city look
! ing after the interest OF the Waco
branch
Mr.C. j. Wcs,ardahl aud family
leave today for their old home in
Omaha, NebrasAa. Duung his real
dencc here, Mr.. Westerhai has made
hundreds of friends by hi. genial
manners and business qualifications.
and Waco VIII lose good citizen
| We wish him all success on his re-
! turn to his old home. Omaha.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-27

1t is surprising how cheap teas are
at the grocery house OF Joe :. Thomp-
son, corner Fourth aud Franklin
streets. GunpoWder or Japan, at %
cents; Japan Oolong, % cents; Japan
Nibbs, at % cents; very fine mixed,
tor iced ten, 35 cents. The prices are
surprising tor the qualities OF the teas,
surprising anything Of the Kind ever
before offered.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-27

piopaiAuVn suIeu me, and ! must say, ~ f.
the only medicine would give cent for IN
my case'"-G II Heard, Richmond Ind.
IL only genuine has stamp, IN red
on front Of wrapper,
n, {, ZElLlN L co., Philadelphia, Pa
sole Proprietors, Price 81,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-27

me wnaiL "isu vrviy
thing ready to set sail. a carriage
which was waiting at the rear Of the
court room conveyed Gibson TO the
vessel which cast oil lines and headed
for san Fran cisco 1t required ioss
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-27
Poly Famous Wool

SALT LAKE, August 9.-Accord
ing TO an estimate OF the leading per-
chants the Utah clip this year will
amount to so 1000 pounds,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-27

aver on Sunday,
afternoon affirmed
defendants upon .
soda water was moi
necessity and that
medicine but as q 1
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-27
STREET NOTES.

g.rc trained honey at "a. Little
I I Csmpaisn buggIcs at Dick Green
se.t cup Of coffee at the Silver
Moor
,ew call carriages.
',rhc Tr>arkana base bah club left
Ar nome yesterday morning.
INCEST portcrhouse steaks in Waco
Al the silver Moon.
ROY. here smoothing ike the work
aoge Mt Waco Laundry.
! No fires to kindlc. no ashes to emp
~ when using gas stoves.
7 , mu stock of Bata lin aud Cali
Mruis fruits, nj Is. a. Little ~ Co.'S.
v 4 family dinner for ten persons can
no cooked vt a. cost o. cents on a "a,
soye
ln the recorders court Yesterday
|A victims only OF the law were
Nod papers Tor sale ut THE EXAMI-
|ne Office Mt % cents per hundred or
ID per thousand.
Geta glass of the coolest soda wa
|Ms at spoouer ~ Cos. and be re-
|ft:hCd
Just received II shipment Of delic-
ious gar Drips I'm one quart cans, at
b A. Little ~ Cos.
IA team of horses ran away yester-
az morning on Franklin street, but
Without doing any damage.
Young man, our girl WILDE proud
of ou ii you have your shirts done
bp at the Waco Steam Laundry.
Barrie thinking OF going to Cali
|oItia ran get information greatly to
|h,ir advantage by calling on j. +.
Qln X Co.
|la- stoves. all styles and prices
bkm j 20 to 800 Call aud got tcsti-
ktniaIs from those using them, NJ
Mo- OF Waco Gas company,
Don't be deceived by worthless
Stations but got the genuine LASS
Rckcn Cholera Cure. This remedy
y saved the chicken rei-cr- Of
i eys- thousands OF dollars, and Is the
biz reliable remedy.
VAIN ExAMINtRol office Wa screuadcd
II gi before last by pick party of
4 lco colorcd mus clans, with Walter
yu- rs leader. Ihc music was both
al ur1 Instrumental mud Uu-
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-27

If you desire to maintain the regard
OF your sweetheart You must Get n
new suit that Ills you. Gabcrt Bros.
are makidg cuts on summer suits
which place them within the reach of
all. There ia nothing dkc sNlc when
YOU can afford IT,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-27

Visit our carpet department on our
secoud floor dating this week. Ex.
ira super ingram carpet. at s. cents
yard is our clearing sale price for
the best quality extra super carpet
made; 81 cents yard j, our clearing
sale price for second quality. extra
super carpets. sanger Bros
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-27
All

OF our straw hats must 20. so come
along aud make your selections for
% cents, 80 cents or - cents.
Levine Bros.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-27

Ten ccnt lunch nj - Charlie. Hot
or cold. Cream, cheese. dA, or uioht.
steak and fish, tirost in the market.
&. we us "A call.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-27

David Nichol-oD's Liquid Bread or
Extract Malt. NJ Is. A. Little Il Cos
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f NICHOLSON'S.


We have cut prices in half 10 re
duce Stock before leaving for the
east
Cor. Fifth and Franklin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-26
The Churches Yesterday

MRS. CLEVELAND ATTENDS ST. Adams, NEAR OAK
VIEw-sERvICEs IN THE CITY CHURCHES.
The churches yesterday were we'll attended, and
majority Of the pastors having returned from
their vacations occupied their pulp1ts Mrs
Cleveland, accompanied by her mother and her
cousin, little lad, walked over from Oak View
yesterday morning and attended divine service at
st. Adams chapel short distance above Oak
View, on the Tenleytown Road. Mrs. Cleveland
mas attended this church quite regularly during
the summer,
AT the MI. Vernon Place NJ E. Church the pulpit
addressed large audience. His sermon was on
tne perfection or ChrlstS character and the posi-
binty OF man becoming like Him. Rev. oscar
CUTE, OF Iowa City, Iowa. conducted the services
yesterday at All Souls Church. AT the Metropol-
itan A. NJ. E. Church the Rev. j. H. WEIGH OF Jack
SonSliie, Fla, occupied the pulpit in the morning
hev; alien Macy Dulles OF Detroit, again occupied
the pulpit OF the New York Avenue Presbyterian
church yesterday, and Rev. Howard n Camp
bell officiated at the First PRESBYTERIAN Church
large temperance meeting was held last evening
az the Methodist church corner OF 3oth and [
streets. Addresses were made by Messrs G w
whitney. VI. p. Caldwell. Allen. and Deyine A
temperance society Will be Organized next week
AZ 81. Matthew's church, yesterday, the feast OF
ST. Matthew, the patron saint of the church, was
observed A solemn high mass was celebrated
with Father Chappelle as celebrant Father Nachin
deacon, and Father Kervick Sub-deacon. A pane
gyFfc or the saint was preached by Rev las A
Doonitn, 5. j., president OF Georgetown University
Father Chappeile announced that he would
accompany the cardinal On his Western trip Rev
;; X Murray, the pastor Of the Ninth-Street NJ. p
church, preached sermon on The temperance
question last evening, and reached the conclusion
that the only true solution was In prob. bitiOn
Rev IL :. Williams has commenced his annual
protracted meeting at Israel Z. VI. E. church He
preached yesterday morning an In centive TO
church WORK, very practical sermon from
Matthew, II :42,45. In the evening his subject
the world.
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Alexandria Affairs.
Reported for The EVENING STAR.


49,, AhExANpK DR. IN THE MEXICAN WAR.-At the
outbreak OF the Mexican war AleXandria'S first
volunteers were John Payne, John W. barley. and
THOMAS Cross, who volunteered In the Baltimore
OattanOn, CO.. watson, composed OF Baltimore
ana washington companies. alexandria after.
Waru sent an entire company, Capt. NJ. ID. Corse
10 Ihe neld, but 1t was kept on the Rio Grarde
ana had sklrm1sheS only. The only Alexandria
volunteers That participate in the great battles
some Time ago. out Mr.. fayne ana Mr. Cross; re-
main. IL Is heard with surprise here that some
cierlcai error at the Pension Office has marked Mr.
Payne dead, and that difficulty has been made
as 10 his pension. Mr.. Cross his coInrade a yete-
ran OF Two wars, has been awarded pension. MI.
Payhe case Will be arranged In short time
NOTES.-The Circuit Court of the city OF Alex.
andra, Judge Keith, opened its session here to-day
l0r the transaction OF civil bllsineSS.-The clerk
OF the school board issued this morning q score OF
adultiohal permits for attendance upon the public
Scnools.-Rev. o. c. Beall preached yesterday at
the southern Methodist church.-A revival of re-
lglon Is In progress at Triuity NJ. E. church.
The Alexandria County Court is in session here
-fhere were several land sales here Saturday
AFTERNOON. The aspiring Park farm" 20 acres
Wnicn NeS AT the base OF shutters Hill on the north.
west edge OF Alexandria, was sold to Philip w.
Owyer, OF south WaShinutOn. fort lis an acre. It
contains nne residence and barns, stables and
bury, late superintendent OF gas, and Jas. NJ Ger.
mOnd, engineer OF the steamer Corc0ran, are men.
TONED as candidates for the legislature
N,4OO was DID at auction last week for the house
Oh George Bauer, on King, near Payne street, but
the property was wtthdrawn.-An new Baltimore
ana an, ONO transfer barge win De put on the ferry
the county court house this morning Sheri1 Wer-
Dent continued the sale Of lands delinquent for
taxes In Alexandria County,
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Condensed Locals.

During the forty-eight hours ending at O'Clock
This morning the police made 81 arrestS-22 United
being DRINKS.
At the convention of Christian Workers IN New
y ok saturday Mrs. e. o. Keller, OF Washington,
reviewed The work among the cOl0red people In
cities. and parti uarly in the District Of Columbia
Rev. Noah DillIri. who was recently depOSed as
pastor OF The Mt. Zion Baptist church by the men,
t"r> oT the church, has starred another church in
han at the corner Of Maryland avenue and q
Rev. Mr. kavanaugh. formerly n well-known
hoHS" pointer in tits city. and now OF the Free
Methodist church, l. preaching IN OtSega County,
Centennial Council No 4. sons Of JonaCiab. held
very large and enthusiastic meeting last Satur-
DAY evening and received accession or five
hlsHbtrS- This council IS In very fiouriShing
condition.
Henry shepherd, an aged colored man, the pro-
prltior Gf an alleged walking bGr-roon, was
e-rlEned in the Police court this morning charged
with p-1ns a suspicious person. The case was
dismissed and the old man LETT the court carrying
a hottie under either ann and q glass in his hand.
William I. Warthen, butcher In the Center
Narket, reported 70 the police Saturday afternoon
that while in the market about = O'Clock in The
afternoon he lost or had stolen from him pocket
book containing between $3.50 and $500 In cash a
Check Tor =, 40. and several weight bills.
The funeral ceremonies of the late c. c. SIMPSON,
late enrolling clerk OF the United states senate,
VIII take place this evening al O'Clock from his
late residence 49, street northwest.
Patrick Anderson a cOlOred boy eleven years
Old, was charged in the Police Court to-day with
having made an indecent assault on Ada Brooks q
: colored girl about the Same age, and he was
u0CC
AZ the dutumnal meeting OF the directors Of the
Central DiSpeOSary and Emergency Hospital held
iaSt saturday, Nessrs. b. ii. Warder and Kurtz
johnson were elected directors TO fill vacancies In
the board. and Henry Randall Webb was elected
secretary OF the board vice I. b. MOhun resigned.
MUlngan Hughes and James Mackey were
cLarseu In the Police Court this morning with
ARRAY, and were each fined 81.
ne grand jury to-day ignored the charge OF
rODOery against John Howard, and his release was
ordered. K. ID. Weaver was accepted as grand
juror.
very handsome gold-hea1ed cane was today
Presented oy his associates In Office TO Mr. John c.
Ecklon, deputy collector Of the Washington Office
internal revenue service. whose resignation takes
enect today MI EckiOn is succeeded by A. l.
GraeyeS, OF Maryland.
BlcycierS and tricyclerS, who propose TO partici-
tie In the shepherd parade are Invited TO meet
me washington Cycle club House 1923 18th
rect northwest, tomorrow evening at : 80
lock
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THE NAMES OF THE COMMITTEE AUTHORIZED AT TIL
PUBLIC MEETING ANNOUNCED.

THE NAMES OF THE COMMITTEE AUTHORIZED AT THE
PUBLIC MEETING ANNOUNCED.
Mr.. Jno b. Snoot, the mayor OF the city Of Alex
andr1a, Va, in accordance with the authority con-
ferred upon him at the recent meeting held In that
city In connection with opening Mount Vernon
avenue, announces the following as the executive
committee: Observation-Disclosures. z. ". Fox, JEFF
Chandler, WIN. E. Clark WIN. NJ Gait, Henry A.
lizard; Alexandria COunty-Messrs. Frank Hume
Harrison Hatch, +. r. Windsor, jackson E. Sickler
Dr. q. Wtthe Cook: Alexandria Ctty-D. A.
windsor, Park Agnew. RObt Portner, F. A. Reed
anu ana .: 1. Becknaln; Fairfax County-Warrington
DILLINGHAM;, Nathan WV. Pearson. Mai. Geo. John
son, Walter Walton and Stacey SnOwden. These
together With Jno. b. Smoot, president, and NJ b.
Harlow, treasurer. constitute the entire commit
zee. The first meeting OF the committee Will be
held Thursday afternoon in Alexandria.
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The AnaIOstan Regatta.
THREE wELL-CONTEsTED RACEs-THg DAY FINISH
WITH 4 HOP.

THREE WELL-CoNTESTED RACES-THR DAY FINISHED
With 4 HOP.
The AnaIostan Boat Club held regatta Satur-
day afternoon. which was witnessed by a large
crowd or spectators There were three races
which were well-coctested The first race was be-
tween the boats the Sabrina and Lyndon. The
crew OF the Sabrina consisted of Azpen bow
DENT: Eldridge, 3; and Hogan stroke. The
LYNDON carried Albert, bow; Dayidge 2: Morgan
3; and McCoskey, stroke. The Sabrina won by
ABOUT Two lengths and half There were entries
Tor the race OF working boats. In the first were
btIlantEne and Bushnell, In the second Kennedy
ana Lavender, and In the third Cleaves and COL
man; The race vas won by the first named The
Dreakihg OF an oar lock threw the latter out or
tAe race. The third race was between the four
ana slX-oared gigs the crew OF the six-oared being
acCpuoshey, stroke; Morgan, >; Davidse, i: Albert,
., 5usnhe.l. = and Ballantyne, 1. The four
Dent, 2; and APPEL, I. The six-oared zig Won by
hall length AT the close OF the regatta hon
was given at the AnalOStan boat house which was
largely attended.